JAMYN, AMADIS. Les Oeuvres poetiques, pour Robert Le Mangnier 1577, maroon morocco, spine richly gilt with green morocco onlays, by Lortic, restorations to title, affected letters strengthened in ink, a few other marginal repairs, Second edition, preliminary verses in Latin and French by Jean Dorat, Ronsard, and other poets, Tchemerzine III, 740 a1, bookplate of René Choppin, (from Lardanchet, 1935, 39/95)--[ANTOINE DU BREUIL]. Les Muses Gaillardes, recueillies des plus beaux Esprits de ce temps... Derniere edition... de beaucoup augmentee, de l'imprimerie d'Anthoine du Brueil [c. 1620?], red morocco gilt by Trautz-Bauzonnet, a few marginal repairs, slight uniform discoloration, Third edition, engraved title by J. Verheyen, containing Ronsard's Le Royaume de la Febve and Les Gaillardises, of which the last two poems (fols. C12v-D3r) were previously unpublished, Brunet III, 1963, Supplement I, 1134, Rothschild I, 956, Tchemerzine V, 473, Rahir copy, bookplate (sale, Paris, part 5, 19-21 May 1937, lot 1506) -- MATHURIN REGNIER. Les Satyres, Anthoine Du Breuil 1614, red morocco, gilt crowned monogram of the Comte de Lurde [?] at angles of covers and in compartments of spine, by Trautz-Bauzonnet, discoloration to upper cover, Fifth edition (shared with three other publishers), RULED IN RED THROUGHOUT, 2 parts in one, the second part containing the previously unpublished "Autres Satyres et Folastreries" by Sygognes, Berthelot and others, Rothschild I, 933 (Guillemau issue), Tchemerzine V, 386, a few corrections and marginalia in an eighteenth-century hand, ms. ex-libris on title (washed, illegible), engraved armorial bookplate of the Comte de Lurde and Baron de Ruble, monogrammed binding as above -- Le Nouveau Parnasse des Muses, ou Recueil des plus belles Chansons à danser, chez Charles Sevestre (N. & J. De La Coste) 1634, red morocco gilt by Duru (dated 1855), upper inner hinge weak, repaired tear to 1H6, 4 parts in one, third part with caption title only, engraved title, two engraved title vignettes, Brunet IV, 382, bookplates of La Roche Lacarelle, Édouard Moura, and E. Rahir (sale, Paris, part 5, 19-21 May 1937, lot 1512) -- Les Quinze Joyes de Mariage, ou la Nasse... Mises en lumiere par François de Rosset, chez Rolet Boutonné 1621, eighteenth-century red morocco, spine gilt, upper inner hinge cracked, occasional light spotting, engraved title vignette, Brunet Supplement II, 360, Rahir copy, bookplate (sale, ) -- ANTOINE BAUDEAU, Sieur DE SOMAIZE. Le Grand Dictionnaire des Pretieuses, chez Jean Ribou 1661, dark green janséniste morocco, tan morocco doublures gilt, by Thibaron-Joly, joints rubbed, Second edition, substantially enlarged, 3 parts in one, additional engraved title dated 1662, Brunet V, 433-4, Rothschild II, 1848, Eugène Paillet, signature on front flyleaf (sale, 17-20 March 1902); all Paris, together 6 vols., 12mo-8vo, edges marbled and gilt, occasional slight wear to extremities, all but the fifth washed and pressed, the first four printed in italic type, woodcut initials and headpieces, first and third with woodcut printers' devices on titles. (6)

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JAMYN, AMADIS. Les Oeuvres poetiques, pour Robert Le Mangnier 1577, maroon morocco, spine richly gilt with green morocco onlays, by Lortic, restorations to title, affected letters strengthened in ink, a few other marginal repairs, Second edition, preliminary verses in Latin and French by Jean Dorat, Ronsard, and other poets, Tchemerzine III, 740 a1, bookplate of René Choppin, (from Lardanchet, 1935, 39/95)--[ANTOINE DU BREUIL]. Les Muses Gaillardes, recueillies des plus beaux Esprits de ce temps... Derniere edition... de beaucoup augmentee, de l'imprimerie d'Anthoine du Brueil [c. 1620?], red morocco gilt by Trautz-Bauzonnet, a few marginal repairs, slight uniform discoloration, Third edition, engraved title by J. Verheyen, containing Ronsard's Le Royaume de la Febve and Les Gaillardises, of which the last two poems (fols. C12v-D3r) were previously unpublished, Brunet III, 1963, Supplement I, 1134, Rothschild I, 956, Tchemerzine V, 473, Rahir copy, bookplate (sale, Paris, part 5, 19-21 May 1937, lot 1506) -- MATHURIN REGNIER. Les Satyres, Anthoine Du Breuil 1614, red morocco, gilt crowned monogram of the Comte de Lurde [?] at angles of covers and in compartments of spine, by Trautz-Bauzonnet, discoloration to upper cover, Fifth edition (shared with three other publishers), RULED IN RED THROUGHOUT, 2 parts in one, the second part containing the previously unpublished "Autres Satyres et Folastreries" by Sygognes, Berthelot and others, Rothschild I, 933 (Guillemau issue), Tchemerzine V, 386, a few corrections and marginalia in an eighteenth-century hand, ms. ex-libris on title (washed, illegible), engraved armorial bookplate of the Comte de Lurde and Baron de Ruble, monogrammed binding as above -- Le Nouveau Parnasse des Muses, ou Recueil des plus belles Chansons à danser, chez Charles Sevestre (N. & J. De La Coste) 1634, red morocco gilt by Duru (dated 1855), upper inner hinge weak, repaired tear to 1H6, 4 parts in one, third part with caption title only, engraved title, two engraved title vignettes, Brunet IV, 382, bookplates of La Roche Lacarelle, Édouard Moura, and E. Rahir (sale, Paris, part 5, 19-21 May 1937, lot 1512) -- Les Quinze Joyes de Mariage, ou la Nasse... Mises en lumiere par François de Rosset, chez Rolet Boutonné 1621, eighteenth-century red morocco, spine gilt, upper inner hinge cracked, occasional light spotting, engraved title vignette, Brunet Supplement II, 360, Rahir copy, bookplate (sale, ) -- ANTOINE BAUDEAU, Sieur DE SOMAIZE. Le Grand Dictionnaire des Pretieuses, chez Jean Ribou 1661, dark green janséniste morocco, tan morocco doublures gilt, by Thibaron-Joly, joints rubbed, Second edition, substantially enlarged, 3 parts in one, additional engraved title dated 1662, Brunet V, 433-4, Rothschild II, 1848, Eugène Paillet, signature on front flyleaf (sale, 17-20 March 1902); all Paris, together 6 vols., 12mo-8vo, edges marbled and gilt, occasional slight wear to extremities, all but the fifth washed and pressed, the first four printed in italic type, woodcut initials and headpieces, first and third with woodcut printers' devices on titles. (6)